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Featured Poems Spirit Rain by Peggy Fletcher
SPIRIT RAIN
It falls on the faithful with blue and white fervor its shimmering magic caught somewhere between sunlight and the place where rainbows are born. It speaks its own language of gods unrecognized or dismissed as pagan sentinels of sin. In its full regalia of silver raindrops it cascades around us like a flood of glory. Invisible of such magnitude we cannot touch its weeping heart minds tuned to greatness we celebrate the names.
Superior Michigan Huron Ontario Erie
Through the window by Ron Stewart It's a sparse room, not much there, just an old chair. There's a man standing in front of the window looking down the dusty road life's highway winding to the horizon. Ah yes, the crossroads, when he was nineteen, twenty-two, thirty-two, thirty-six and now. Maybe the road less traveled should have been his chosen path. But commitment and responsibility dragged him down that freeway. Accelerating to old age. Slowly and sadly he shakes his head, and sits back down in his chair.
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from Poetry London Jan 27, 2010 Workshop Fall in Love with Life Romance the day before you In the warm arms of life’s promise Feel the passion grow within you Let life be your mistress Fall into the arms of life Life’s affair could last forever
Dusk to Dawn and fills A silent, constant dance That moment of transition These special nights
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from Poetry London October 21, 2009 Workshop 3 Encounters in 15 Minutes I. II. III. |
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So I dug into my pocket knowing full well my wallet held a twenty (Omniscient could He tell?),I gave Him only and all the coins, after all, God deals well with stress. Then He thanked me and asked for no more, picked His bike up off of the floor, peddled away to the local beer store, no doubt, left me with a pocket inside out.I remembered what I’d read the day before. “You’re inside every kindness… God came bicycling up the driveway and skirted round the car. “There you are.” With quotes from the Rumi poem entitled “There You Are” translated by Coleman Barks
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from Poetry London February 11, 2009 Workshop by Linda Damore
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